159 Chapter 159 - Record

The Mage Forum does indeed possess the means to record one’s writings.

That was something Cheryl had already tested.

She placed her yellowed diary on the desk and opened the first page. As it was written a long time ago, the writings on the first page were already starting to become indistinct.

Perhaps only Cheryl herself was able to excerpt her diary’s first page.

Cheryl decided to transfer the entire content of her diary to the Mage Forum before it was completely gnawed away by rats or turned into a pile of useless mush from dampness.

During her years as an inquisitor, she had seen too many inquisitors that ended up losing themselves. The most terrifying aspect about those crazed mutterings was not how they could drive one insane. Instead, it was how they could deprive the inquisitors of their humanity and turn them into living corpses.

Because of that, Cheryl does not wish to lose a single page from her diary for they were the proof that she, Sister Cheryl Skotan, was alive and not an enslaved hound of the church.

Cheryl found a sub-forum called the ‘Motionless Library.’ Judging from the explanations provided for this sub-forum, it was especially created to give the users of the Mage Forum a place to share their writings.

‘Judging from the writing, what cured that young nun’s legs shouldn’t be magic from the Holy Light System.’ Replied by: Missionary of Radiant Light

The first reply seemed to be from a random audience who didn’t know about the truth. The second replier seemed to have determined Cheryl’s diary entry that something fishy was going on in that ceremony to become an inquisitor.

Cheryl was startled by the two replies. She never expected for there to be people reading her diary.

But, the Motionless Library sub-forum didn’t have many posts to begin with.

Cheryl believed that her diary was very boring. But… there were a lot of people interested in her story.

‘The Holy Church’s executioners are using the Mage Forum too?!’ Replied by: Blackiron Longsword

‘What executioner? The author is only a pitiful little girl. That said, may I know if there will be any follow-ups?” Replied by: Ash-colored Owl

The successive replies gave Cheryl a sudden boost of motivation to continue writing. She did not expect for there to be that many people following her diary. Those people were even publishing their own opinions toward her diary.

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Even though a lot of people in this world knew about the Holy Church’s Heresy Tribunal, the Heresy Tribunal was a secret organization in and of itself. Thus, the amount of information related to it was pitifully few.

‘Young lady, you’ve actually participated in the White Creek Duchy’s assassination? That’s something from sixty years ago…’ Replied by: Ash-colored Owl

‘What ended up happening to the first inquisitor Dwig?’ Replied by…

The number of replies gradually increased. A ‘recommended’ symbol also appeared next to the post ‘Diary of an Inquisitor.’

Cheryl currently had no idea what that symbol meant. She skimmed through all the replies before exiting out of the ‘Motionless Library.’ She returned to the Mage Forum’s home page.

As if it was a coincidence, her post ‘Diary of an Inquisitor’ was on the top of the home page.

When she saw her diary appearing on the home page, two words appeared in Cheryl’s mind — ‘Oh no!’

………

Norland. Outside the Hearthstone Tavern’s Noiseless Room.